Sergio Ingles Garre vs Javier Molino Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• How do the players compare on second serve performance? In the past six months, Molino has won 53.73% of points on their second serve, outperforming Garre who has secured just 31.43%.
• What about their return game? Molino also leads here, winning 53.92% of their opponents' second serve points compared to Garre's 41.46%.
• In terms of returning first serves, Molino again has the edge with 30.82%, while Garre trails with 26.92%.
• Under pressure analysis shows that Garre saves breakpoints 65.22% of the time, higher than Molino's 50% save rate.
• In overall match performance over the last year, Garre has a slightly higher win percentage at 75%, but with fewer matches (4 matches total), compared to Molino's 64.29% win rate from 28 matches.
• On clay, which is their best surface, Molino has a higher career win percentage at 60% compared to Garre’s 55%.
• Both players frequently compete at the Futures/Satellites/ITF $10K level. Garre remarkably won all his matches, though this was only three, whereas Molino has played more extensively, winning 64.29% of his 28 matches at this level.
• What about opponent quality? Garre has faced slightly higher-ranked players, with opponents averaging a rank of 100.25 versus Molino's 125.54.
• If the match reaches a deciding set, Molino is favored, having won 63% of such scenarios in the past 12 months, while Garre has not won any.
• In break point conversion, Molino is again superior, converting 34.62% of opportunities compared to Garre's 22.22%.

Editorial Prediction (July 16, 2025, UTC):

In assessing the upcoming match between Garre and Molino, several statistical elements suggest Molino has a definitive advantage. His superior second serve performance highlights an area where Garre significantly lags, creating a likely edge for Molino throughout the match.

The return game statistics bolster Molino's position as the probable favorite. With better returns against both first and second serves, combined with a higher breakpoint conversion, Molino is well-poised to capitalize on any opportunities Garre presents.

Although Garre shows resilience under pressure with a higher breakpoint save rate, his lack of success in deciding sets over the past year is a significant limitation. Molino's ability to close matches becomes a pivotal factor in predicting the outcome.

Factoring in Molino's broader experience at the Futures/Satellites/ITF level and better historical performance on clay, the prediction leans towards Molino likely securing victory against Garre in their forthcoming match.